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‘Exciting’ German Research Finds Fish Oil May Benefit the Aging Brain

MEDIA RELEASE 21 February 2014 ‘Exciting’ German Research Finds Fish Oil May Benefit the Aging Brain German research has found that a higher intake of fish oil rich in long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (LC-n3-FA) may benefit the ageing brain. This has significant implications for helping to prevent Alzheimer’s disease and maintaining general cognitive functions in […]

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NZ Story

A free, permission based image and footage library to help show our global markets the unique value of New Zealand, our people, culture and character. New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, Tourism New Zealand, and Education New Zealand, were charged to lead the creation of the New Zealand Story themes. The project has had extensive input

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BETTER BALANCE NEEDED IN VITAMIN AND MINERAL DEBATE

MEDIA RELEASE 3 February 2014 BETTER BALANCE NEEDED IN VITAMIN AND MINERAL DEBATE Media coverage over potential health threats arising from vitamin and mineral consumption could ironically be doing consumers more harm than good according to Natural Products NZ Chief Executive Alison Quesnel. “Natural Products NZ (NPNZ) and our members welcome discussion and debate that

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Ancient NZ Native Plant Successful in Treating Thrush

MEDIA RELEASE 13 December 2013 Horopito, a native New Zealand plant, has attracted international interest and acclaim for its therapeutic properties that are effective in the treatment of thrush. Research undertaken by the ReGenera Research Group of Milan in conjunction with the University of Milan, Italy, found Horopito plant extract, marketed as Kolorex®, is very

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NPNZ reassures New Zealand herbal medicine users

STATEMENT : 7/11/13 A recent article published in BMC Medicine journal “DNA barcoding detects contamination and substitution in North American herbal products” has been highlighted in international media. Canadian researchers claim that a number of herbal products in the Canadian and US marketplaces may be contaminated or substituted with alternative plant species and fillers that

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NPNZ slams study trying to link Omega-3 with heart attacks.

STATEMENT : 25/10/13 NPNZ slams study trying to link Omega-3 with heart attacks. Dietary intake of n-3 long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids and risk of myocardial infarction in coronary artery disease patients with or without diabetes mellitus: a prospective cohort study. The study suggests a high intake of n-3 LCPUFAs was associated with a reduced risk

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